19_10 AS 1:03 Reheard 07/23/05 with AO, edited 07/23/05. Nuhu' neih'e noh nehe' notoone tihbeetou3ei3i' nih'eeneti3i'. When my son and daughter graduated they spoke. Noh nehe' 3oo3outeiseet neneenit nih'eenei'towuunoot heetneeneisinihii3i' hinono'einiihi'. And Ridge-Walker told them what to say in Arapaho. Nih'ee3neehiisiitenou'u. They really caught on to it. Tihbeetou3ei3i' hinee tih'iini heeneti3i' cih'eeneinono'eiti3i'. When they talked at their graduation, they spoke in Arapaho. Nuhu' neniteeno' nee3nee nooteenowoo3i' tihcih'eeneinono'eiti3i'. The people really looked up to them for speaking Arapaho. Ni'i3ecoot nehe' 3oo3outeiseet tihne'eestoo3i'. What they did really made Ridge-Walker happy. Nuhu' besiihi' hineiteh'eino besiihi' nooteenebei3i'. All their friends thought highly of them. Nohuusoho'. That's it. End of recording 19_10.